Good morning millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast. Happy Friday you guys.

So exciting. Hey Claudia, how are you doing? Hello Jack, we'll let it happy 100% day and happy

Friday Friday. Gotta get down on Friday. It's a good day. It's a big day. It's Friday.

It's new music Friday and that means my anthem. My pop song that is taking the music industry by storm is out on Spotify.

You can buy an iTunes Apple music. It's called 100% by Claudia Ashré and we're wearing our 100% merch to celebrate the release of another

Toasty Life-changing anthem. We are so excited. So nice to have another song in the rotation. And it really is Bob's season.

I listened to it last night before I went to bed and then I woke up with it in my head. Like it really gets stuck in your head this song.

That's amazing, amazing to hear because that was obviously the goal. Like a song you just can't get away from.

And I agree with you. Like as much as I love toast, like I needed a new Bob, especially for tour.

So like if you're coming to shows this week, I'm going to be in DC and Philly at the end of next week. Like learn the song.

We're going to jam out to it. It's going to become a big part of the show. So I'm just feeling very excited. Like the reception has been really good at first.

People were saying they really like they were playing it and their husbands were like, is that Miley Cyrus? Now I know husbands aren't like the most accurate reporters.

But it was more than one person that said that. And now people are saying it's giving Taylor Swift during her message in a bottle era.

So I just wanted to put that out there because that's what people are saying, not even me.

Okay, I, okay, I mean, I, I, the Miley vibe for sure. I just know I feel alone in this empty house. But I'm okay because we've got power, sweet and sour.

And also, I'm so glad you brought that up. So it's to us, the wide, owned ones.

I'm incapable of having a song come out that doesn't have the word toast in it.

And I don't know about you, but I'm dancing with the boys and the girls.

Do you know what you talk about that line? Do what we do in my pre-war. Okay, tell me about it.

Well, I love it because I'm always dancing with the boys and the girls, the gay boys and the girls. And when Ben heard that line, he was like, what?

No, when I danced with the boys and the girls.

When I heard the line alone in this empty house, I'm like, where's Ben? And now it's like, where's Ben?

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